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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
7
Miss Alice Louise Glaze wed Edward Eugene Jacobs in a nine thirty morning ceremony at Saint Francis of Assisi Gates Mills. The couple, with many out of town guests, plan to reside in Ocean View Virginia after October fifteenth.
At the October 3 meeting of the Womans Relief Corps plans were made to serve dinner for the Pythian convention on October 29 and to conduct a memorial service at the District convention on October 14 in Geneva. An appeal was made for gifts for the mental hospital at Chillicothe to members and guests. Mrs. Ruth Neice, past department president, attended as a guest.
A report notes tempered glass can endure temperatures up to 450 degrees. The claim emphasizes durability under heat exposure for safety and engineering applications.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barone marked ten years of marriage with a Sunday dinner for relatives and friends. Bridesmaids wore altered wedding dresses and posed for photos with the bridal party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Franck, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosson, Miss Frances Frk, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Debos, and Sophie Frk. Pfc Norman Barone and Corp Derrie Barone returned from Ft. Lee Va. on a three day pass to surprise their parents.
A listing of upcoming local activities from Sunday to Friday. Po mona Grange practices at Montville High School 8 p.m. Blue Star Mothers meet 7:30 p.m. at Eagles Home. Chardon Chamber October meeting at Chardon Methodist with WSCS dinner and Richard L. Maher talk. Pythian Sisters meet in West Farmington at 12:30 p.m. Chili supper at Chardon Methodist. Smorgasbord at First Methodist Middlefield 5 to 7 p.m. Pythian Sisters rummage sale behind Schinagle's market.
Charlie suspects his wife Myra of an affair with Bob, a friend, after discovering her arrival and secret meetings during a rough spur-line project. Myra confesses loneliness and denial of a romance with Charlie, while a nearby window reveals her exchange with Bob, highlighting a tense love triangle at Black River.
The Pan Helenic group of Ge eauga County held their September meeting at Mrs. Martha Bell's home. Mr Carlton Lowe of Bainbridge spoke on tuberous begonias and showed films of the flowers. Mrs Lowe and their daughter demonstrated corsage making.
Hardon area social notes cover visits from Mr and Mrs Orson Bowman of Salem and family, travels of the Thrasher and Tate families, a mammoth sunflower from Mrs Harry Sanborn, local postal employment change at Chardon, residents in Iowa and Canton, hardware distributor talks in Canton, a move to Tampa by Mrs Lida Mumford, hospital stay for Hugh Fowler, movement of Pearl Whinery, church guild plans for a bazaar, and Ann Bostwick beginning senior year at Emma Willard School.
The Geauga County League of Women Voters hosted 125 international students at Ho Mit a Kada camp for a picnic. Activities included baseball tennis singing and a hot buffet dinner with remarks by Mrs. Ray Hensel and comments on the League’s purpose. Music by William Lytle Joseph Sedlen and Irwin Gressel accompanied square and folk dancing.
The Pythian Sisters hosted thirty Chester temple members last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Clara Thrasher gave a reading while Mrs. R. Baker and Mrs. J. M. Johnson sang. Card games followed with refreshments provided by committee members Cassie Chamberlin Blanch Toussaint and Mamie Harrison. District Deputy Mrs. Blanch Thomas attended and was introduced.
A 60 000 bond built a 25 foot flood wall after 1952 flood threats. When spring 1952来了, mayor added a further foot at 40 000 cost. Citizens then raised 49 000 next evening to cover the extra, with 97 percent participation. Result: North Mankato remains dry and self-reliant.
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